Reviews
Our favorite albums from Deseret’s best artists.
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Album Review: Young by The National Parks
It’s easy to see how the world quickly fell in love with the indie folk band right from the start… Read More
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Album Review: Dear Divine by Little Moon
Little Moon combines indie pop with theatrical scoring for a taste of perfection on earth and one of the best… Read More
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Album Review: ANYTHING IN MODERATION by Bad Luck Brigade
If you’re a fan of punk rock, hip hop, or jazzy lofi beats to study to, this EP is well… Read More
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Album Review: FATAMORGANA by miicah
It’s an auditory brain massage, a journey through the inner psyche, a chameleon with vibrant creative flow. Read More
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Album Review: Sunfish is Not a Cult by Sunfish
Allow yourself to be indoctrinated into the (not) cult of glitch grunge. Read More
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Album Review: Live At The Boardwalk by Samuel Charles
Provo’s slice of Nashville — live and better than ever. Read More
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Album Review: The Only Place I’ve Ever Known by Cardinal Bloom
Vibes aplenty, this record reveals no weakness between its loudest and most delicate moments. Read More
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Album Review: sle-ep by Melancholy Club
Get to know a band that may put to words some of the toughest feelings locked away deep in your… Read More
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Album Review: The Groanies by The Groanies
If you want a thoughtful garage-rock album where you can tell that the people who wrote it actually gave a… Read More
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Album Review: Bound to Go to Waste by Grizzly Goat
“Undomesticated folk-rock” drawing inspiration from rich history and untamed lands Read More